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On the day Joe Biden was sworn in, Trump’s presidency was still defined by the Capitol attack, the unfinished accountability fight, and the political wreckage that had built up around him. Even without a fresh Trump action dominating every headline, January 20 was a brutal reminder that his final legacy was violence, denial, and a transition system he helped poison.
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On the day Joe Biden was sworn in, Trump’s presidency was still defined by the Capitol attack, the unfinished accountability fight, and the political wreckage that had built up around him. Even without a fresh Trump action dominating every headline, January 20 was a brutal reminder that his final legacy was violence, denial, and a transition system he helped poison.
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On the day Joe Biden was sworn in, Trump’s presidency was still defined by the Capitol attack, the unfinished accountability fight, and the political wreckage that had built up around him. Even without a fresh Trump action dominating every headline, January 20 was a brutal reminder that his final legacy was violence, denial, and a transition system he helped poison.
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